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Strathmore Community Bank Premier Division Strathmore Community Bank Premier Division Player Club Votes Zac Keogh Maribyrnong Park 22 Jaryd Cachia Strathmore 21 Addam Maric Greenvale 19 Charlie Nastasi Avondale Heights 17 Caleb Hislop Aberfeldie 12 Darren Pfeiffer Essendon Doutta Stars 12 Luke Jarrad Strathmore 12 Stephen Brewer Greenvale 11 Cameron Wood Avondale Heights 11 Luke Blackwell Aberfeldie 11 Dean Galea Keilor 11 Fortunato Caruso Greenvale 10 Jason Williams Keilor 10 Fabian Deluca Greenvale 9 Luke Foster Pascoe Vale 9 Kane Barbuto Keilor 8 Meki Lilino West Coburg 8 Brett Stillman Greenvale 8 Ben Ross Pascoe Vale 8 Daniel Johncock West Coburg 7 Scott Clouston Avondale Heights 7 Andrew Browne Keilor 7 William Martiniello Maribyrnong Park 7 Joshua Cubillo Aberfeldie 7 Joshua Toy Aberfeldie 7 Zach Hislop Aberfeldie 6 Jamie Allan Essendon Doutta Stars 6 Simon Cave Maribyrnong Park 6 Daniel Thompson Aberfeldie 6 Ryan Allan Aberfeldie 6 Anthony Lewis Pascoe Vale 5 Joshua Helliwell Strathmore 5 David Gourdis Keilor 5 Ben Mabon Aberfeldie 5 Jacob Thompson Greenvale 5 Adam Iacobucci Strathmore 5 Mathew Cravino Avondale Heights 5 Daniel Harris Pascoe Vale 5 Robert Castello Maribyrnong Park 5 Alexander Marklew Essendon Doutta Stars 5 Chris Prowse Maribyrnong Park 4 Alex Grima Strathmore 4 John Barnard Strathmore 4 Joshua Smith Greenvale 4 Gavin Urquhart Pascoe Vale 4 Tyson Hartwig Essendon Doutta Stars 4 Setanta MacAodha West Coburg 4 Michael Firrito Strathmore 4 David Sardo Greenvale 4 Michael James Keilor 4 Ozgur Uysal Greenvale 4 Ryan Hards Keilor 4 Jack Landt Essendon Doutta Stars 4 Samuel Zumbo Greenvale 4 Guy Barbuto Keilor 4 Blake Laverie Avondale Heights 3 Angelos Sidhom West Coburg 3 Hamish McIntosh Strathmore 3 Natale Caruso Greenvale 3 Jedd Clothier Essendon Doutta Stars 3 Jacob Polizzi Pascoe Vale 3 Daniel Schibeci Maribyrnong Park 3 Jesse Boyd Pascoe Vale 3 Kyle Reimers Aberfeldie 3 Cameron Lee Maribyrnong Park 3 Giles Guest Pascoe Vale 3 Courtney Johns Aberfeldie 3 John McKenzie Maribyrnong Park 3 Jess Rush Aberfeldie 3 Luke Holian Strathmore 3 Jamie Papalia Keilor 3 Luke McGuane Keilor 3 Joel Madden Aberfeldie 3 Jayden Foster Aberfeldie 3 Jordan Schroder Essendon Doutta Stars 3 James Peters Aberfeldie 3 Nash Holmes Keilor 3 Caleb Vearing Maribyrnong Park 3 Alistair Kefford Aberfeldie 2 Kyle Hardingham Pascoe Vale 2 Charles Van Der Byl Maribyrnong Park 2 Marcus Stapleton Strathmore 2 Matthew Williamson Avondale Heights 2 Ned Gentile Essendon Doutta Stars 2 Harrison Tanner West Coburg 2 Nicholas Maric Greenvale 2 Craig Anderson Pascoe Vale 2 Joshua Cauchi Pascoe Vale 2 Jeremy Page Craigieburn 2 Patrick Rose Avondale Heights 2 Dean Soncin Pascoe Vale 2 Scott Harding Avondale Heights 2 Samuel Laffan Craigieburn 2 Marcus White Maribyrnong Park 2 Christopher Peart Pascoe Vale 2 Matthew O'Dwyer Avondale Heights 2 Matthew Little Strathmore 2 Brent Gordon Craigieburn 1 Nicholas Hind Keilor 1 Andrew Horne Strathmore 1 Xavier Allison Strathmore 1 Wilson Berry Aberfeldie 1 Glenn Campbell Strathmore 1 Matthew Darby Avondale Heights 1 Marcus Calvaresi Essendon Doutta Stars 1 Samuel Cattapan Aberfeldie 1 Cameron Sharp Aberfeldie 1 Courtenay Dempsey Greenvale 1 Nicholas Parthenopoulos Greenvale 1 Dominic Micallef Craigieburn 1 Marwan Abdulwahed West Coburg 1 Joshua Young Craigieburn 1 Lachlan Ronaldson Essendon Doutta Stars 1 Omar Saad Maribyrnong Park 1.
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